Diversity Book Clubs

Diversity and inclusion book clubs aim to raise awareness of the diversity issues that prevail within our society and sector, ensuring that members understand the key challenges and barriers that their peers and colleagues may be facing.

Find out more about book clubs currently running at the University, including how to get involved:

Chemistry. You can read more about the Chemistry Diversity Book club in this interview with two of the organisers, Zoë Ayres and Alex Baker.
Network for Ethnic Minority Postgrads.
Books against Bigotry– a student led project.

Find all the materials you'll need to start your own Diversity Book Club here (with thanks to the Chemistry Book Club).

If your department has a diversity book club, let us know and we will include it on this list. Email Michaela at .

We are developing a culture of inclusion, where diversity is recognised, understood, and valued.

Which is why we have made available inclusion training courses that will be relevant and engaging for all staff, and which will support continuous learning and discussion on these important issues. You'll find a range of training, guidance, and resources on our Inclusion Learning webpage.